Bill Taylor, a lifelong
resident of Peterborough, lives on Old Town Farm, a property that has been in
his family for a century. Bill has developed a true interest in preserving open
space in the Monadnock Region, while at the same time preserving the rights of
citizens to have the choice of how to utilize their own properties. Bill's
strong connection to the area affords him a wide range of resources which
ensures smooth real estate transactions with the goal of keeping buyers and
sellers satisfied after the sale. Having grown up maintaining rental properties
and farmland, Bill has an in-depth knowledge of structures, systems, landscapes
and overall property condition. This has proven to be an invaluable tool in
assisting buyers and sellers. He has a genuine interest in seeing his clients
through the difficulties and triumphs of the home buying or selling process and
maintains that interest long after the sale.

Personal info: When Bill is not negotiating
contracts and finding the perfect property, you may spot him on a tractor
maintaining fields or helping out with his brother's stonework business. Bill
is active in his community, having contributed his efforts to complete the new
Main Street Bridge, the Peterborough Library, and getting a new Peterborough
Fire and Ambulance Facility approved. He has been a Selectman since 2019 and
serves on many committees as a part of that.

Real Estate Experience:
Contoocook Valley Board of Realtors - President 2017/2018. NH Salesperson 2003
Designation: National Association of Realtors, New Hampshire Association of
Realtors, Contoocook Valley Board of Realtors - Director 2009 - present. NH
Five Star Award Recipient 2011: Voted one of NH's most outstanding Realtors in
NH Magazine. Education: Mount Ida College, Newton, MA.

Prior to his career in
Real Estate, Bill was the National Sales Manager for Jaffrey Fire
Protection/Armored Textiles. In that capacity, he was responsible for setting
up and maintaining a national sales force consisting of manufacturers
representatives and territory managers. Bill had contracts with the City of
Chicago, Jacksonville, San Diego, and many others while at the same time
managing a territory of 13 states in the Northeast.

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